application commands
system fru-check show
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Display Information About the FRUs in the Controller
Availability: This command is available to cluster administrators at the admin privilege level.
Description
The system fru-check show command checks and displays the results of quick diagnostic tests done for certain FRUs of each controller in the cluster. The tests are not intended to be exhaustive, but simply to do a quick check of certain FRUs especially after replacement.
Parameters
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[-fields <fieldname>,…] -
Selects the fields that have the specified name.
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[-instance ]} -
Selects detailed information (if available) for all the FRUs.
[-node {<nodename>|local}]- Node-
Selects the FRUs that belong to the node that has the specified name.
[-serial-number <text>]- FRU Serial Number-
Selects the FRU matching the specified serial number.
[-fru-name <text>]- FRU Name-
Selects the FRU matching the specified fru-name.
[-fru-type {controller|dimm|bootmedia|nvram|nvdimm}]- FRU Type-
Selects the FRUs of the specified type.
[-fru-status {pass|fail|unknown}]- Status-
Selects the FRUs whose FRU check status matches that specified. "pass" indicates the FRU is operational. "fail" indicates the FRU is not operating correctly. "unknown" indicates a failure to obtain FRU information during the check.
[-display-name <text>]- Display Name-
Selects the FRU matching the specified display name.
[-location <text>]- Location-
Selects the FRUs whose location matches that specified. Example: Memory Slot: 1
[-additional-info <text>]- Additional Info-
Selects the FRUs whose additional information matches that specified. Example: Part No: 69003140-I00-NTA-T
[-reason <text>]- Details-
Selects the FRUs whose failure reason matches that specified.